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EJTJ&ISHCO 1933 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION, INC. * N0NPO0*T OOGAMZATON TOATWE ACVANC&ttNT Of JU.TWftX WO<NG C0MXTX3MS ,J rVOCSTny 34 PENN CIRCLE WEST PITTSBURGH, PA 15206 (412)363-6600 December 18, 1984 Mr. Frank Beal, Director Environmental Affairs Westinghouse Electric Corp. Westinghouse Building Gateway Center Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 . Dear Mr. Beal: Industrial Health Foundation was disappointed to learn of your decision to discontinue Westinghouse Electric Corporation's membership. As you know, Westinghouse had supported the work of the Foundation since 1937, and was one of the founding member companies. Since 1935, the Foundation has fostered the establishment of healthful working conditions in industry, and has offered its members occupational health programs and services consistent with this goal. As a result, IHF has come to represent industry's commitment, on a voluntary basis, to preserving the health of the workforce. Thus, in this era of regulatory reform, the membership is united in their belief that support of the work of the Foundation has never been more important. The staff of IHF trusts that the services provided during your affiliation were acceptable, and should future- conditions permit you to again participate in our activities, your application for renewal will be given every consideration. As always, I am available at your convenience to answer any questions you may have regarding IHF. Sincerely, RCG/jmb Richard C. Gerlach, Ph.D., CIH Vice President-Technical Services Occuoationai Medicine Consultation . information Sarvicas Epidemiology Studias Produced 8/93 Industrial Hygiana Survays Aecraditad Analytical Laboratory Administrative Projects